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A Sacramento Invention.

An exhibition was given last evening of
Sacramento invention-the work of "Tbe
Henning Automatic Gas Generator Manu-
featuring Company" Asmall iron building
has been erected on NJ street, between
Fourth and Fifth, and in this are the works
OF the Hennlng invention, which were first
publicly exhibited last night, under SUPER
lntendence of Mr.. Henning, and assisted
by Charles Jacobs, the Secretary of the
company. The machine generates illumi-
mating gas from naphtha by means of heat
In diminutive furnace, containing
four retorts, the fuel being naphtha also,
with the injection of superheated steam
generated by the heat of the furnace, which
is scarcely larger than card table. The
naphtha is supplied to the retorts by pumps
automatically worked by two gas chambers
with alternate rising and falling cylinders,
which, as charged by the gas, rise, until
they cut of the supply by closing a valve,
and falling, force it into the gasometer, the
same motion operating the pumps When
the gasometer is fully supplied the action
automatically ceases. A large number of
citizens visited the works last night. About
hundred burners were used, and the light
was strong and the flame clear and white.
The purpose of the companyis to construct
works in Sacramento for sale for gas max
ing in towns where large gas works are not
warranted, and for use in outlying hotels,
and where small investment only is to be
made. The machinery worked with ap-
parent exactness, and is certainly very in
geniously devised and mechanically well
constructed, and appears to be exceedingly
simple to manage and with the least posi-
BILE labor
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
City Trustees.

The City Trustees met in regular session
yesterday, all the members present
Fourteen thousand dollars was ordered
transferred from the general to the street
fund TO be used for paying for street
sprinkling.
The matter of accepting the resignation
of ]. t. Stafford, Clerk of the Water Works,
was continued until to-day.
Mayor Gregory stated that Colonel War.
ing, the eminent sanitary engineer who
had been invited to visit Sacramento.
would arrive in this city some time during
the latter part of next week.
BY unanimous vote the Board decided
to lease the public square bounded by P
and Q, Fifteenth and Sixteenth, to the Wo-
mems Relief Corps of this city, for period
of fifty years at a nominal rental of ST. per
annum. Upon this elegant and finely To-
Gated block will be erected home for the
widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors
of the late war. 1t was intended to have
bought the Suffers Fort property, but the
owner OF that ancient relic has placed a
Los Angeles price upon it, and it will likely
become an heirloom in his family If he
don't come down from his elevated figure.
Resolutions of intention were passed to
grade and curb Fourteenth street from D
to L, and TO grade the alley between Q and
X, Fifth and Sixth streets.
Last week the pumps were in operation
nearly continuously, and &c, 573. $50 gallons
OF water pumped
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Y. NJ. c. A. Closing Reunion.

The closing reunion of the Y. NJ. c. A. s
winters work took place last evening at
the Association Hall, and was very pleas
ant and successful gathering. The hall
was beautifully decorated with floral pieces
and trimmings, and with bunting, and pre-
sented q very attractive appearance. A
short programme was presented and warmly
appreciated 1t opened with selections by
full orchestra, and in addition to remarks
by the President, C. NJ. Campbell, C. A.
Maydwell, George o. Hayford, and the
Grand Secretary, Mr.. Hesketh, several
pieces were sung by the Association male
choir. The hall was filled beyond its seat
ing capacity, notwithstanding the invita-
tons were limited to the members and
their friends. AT the close of the pro-
gramme refreshments were served and an
hour of marked sociability enjoyed 1t
was decided to procure fine floral piece
and send it as Sacramento greeting to the
International Y. NJ. G. A. Convention in
session at San Francisco, and liberal con-
tribution was taken for that purpose The
piece will be made at the Bell Conservatory
and sent down to-da0.
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County Board of Educa,;on

The County Board of Education has
granted Miss Annie ]. Neary, Mrs. Julia F.
Fay and C. W. Kerlin Grammar School
certificates on their educational diplomas.
c. P. Freeman was granted recon-
mendation for an educational diploma.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Hickok and Mrs. +. II.
Lands were granted Grammar School GER
tificates on their educational diplomas, and
also recommendations for educational
diplomas thereon.
At previous special meeting Miss Lizzie
hcCarty was granted first grade county
certificate for the county of Sacramento.
On motion of Professor Johnson, physi-
elogy, including the effects of narcotics and
stimulants on the human system, and ento-
mology, were added to the subjects for the
examination of teachers
By an amendment to the school law
made by the recent Legislature, Grammar
School certificate takes the place of first
grade certificate, and primary certificate
takes the place of a second grade certificate,
There is also, under the amendment a
Grammar School course certificate, includ-
ing High School branches.
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EiutrDcht Rund

This organization held its annual meet
ing in Sacramento on Sunday, the follow
ing delegates being present: Stockton Yer
elm Eintracht-M. Felchlin and William
Dittmer. San Francisco Verein Eintracht
j. NJ. Freund, G. Wedemeyer, II. Schu-
bert, c. Winters, B. Dreyer, a. Entzmann,
f. A. kuhls, w. Loewe, A. Vogel, H.
Guembel, C. Rosser, III. Gille, S. Leinkam
and G. Eff. Sacramento Verein Eintracht
E. Dieterle, Hugo Frommeit, Robert Reu-
ter and Charles Schmitt.
From the reports of the officers it was
shown that the membership of the Bund
is nearly 900, and th at the financial affairs
are in excellent condition. Some changes
in the constitution were made, whereby
monthly assessments will be levied. instead
of irregular assessments as heretofore. 1t
was resolved TO hold the next annual meet
ing in Stockton in May, 1883.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, F. M. Freund, of San
Francisco ire elected Vice President, E.
Dieterle, Sacramento Secretary, A Entz-
mann, San Francisco (re-elected) Treas
urer, B. Dreyer, San Francisco; Finance
Committee-H. Gille, of San Francisco ::
Charles Schniitt. of Sacramento, and NJ.
Felchlin, of Stockton.
After transacting the regular business the
delegates from abroad were entertained by
the Sacramento Eintracht, and were con-
Quoted through the city, seeing the different
points of interest-the Crocker Art Galley,
the State Capitol, etc. In the evening ban
quet was given by the Sacramento Elm
tracht at their hall.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DIR. II. w. Hardness came up from the
Bay yesterday noon.
w. II. Mills. who came I'D on Sunday
afternoon, went to Oroville yesterday.
J. H. Sharp was in the CITY Yesterday.
and went to Oroville in the afternoon.
Miss Emma Buser and Miss Anna Nc
Cormick leave this afternoon for San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Willard Pippitt. of San Francisco,
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. S. Watson.
Mrs. Aug Krebs, of ST. Louis, is visiting
the family of her brother-in-law, C. H.
Krebs, of Sacramento.
Mrs. j. G. MARITIME departed yesterday for
the mountains, to be absent several months,
on account of poor health.
Mrs. julius Ziegler, of Sacramento, is
visiting friends in Lincoln, and will remain
there about week, the guest of Mrs. B. F.
Smith.
Thomas P. Ford, an old Sacramentan,
now proprietor of the Bieber Hassen
county, Tribune, was in the city yesterday.
going to the Bay.
Fire Commissioner John Conran, who
has been spending several weeks at San
Francisco for the benefit of his health.
came up yesterday and went to Auburn,
the San Francisco climate being too severe
for him.
r. c. Morse, General Secretary of the In
ternational Executive Committee of the Y.
NJ. c. A., and Hubert Colgate, also of said
committee, and from New York, having
spent Sunday in Sacramento, went to San
Francisco yesterday morning.
In private letter to friend in this civ
from Congressman Thompson, dated Wash
ington, May Sd, he says Am pleased with
my visit here. The President is cordial
and l like him very much. Concerning
the declination matter, there is nothing in
it. On the contrary, indications are that
Cleveland will be renominated by acclama-
ton and elected. Will start for home
probably next week."
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes.
terday; Van r. Paterson, Stockton C. A.
Stonesifer, Modesto; Stanton L. Carter,
Stockton, E. A. Davis, Marysvllle; Fred.
Searls, P. F. Simmonds, Nevada CITY; ].
b. Jones and wife, Red Bluff: T. ii. Ar
mold, San Francisco; Mrs. ]. B. Crooks
Benicia; DR.. Brown, Marysville; Mrs. J.
Glassman, Abe Mansfield, San Francisco;
Richard Lamen, Stockton; F. Krutina and
daughter, New York; Mrs. R. Cosner, Co
lusa; George A. Knight and wife, w. II.
Roden San Francisco; E. d. White and
wife, L. l.. Leeming and wife, Brooklyn,
\. Y; q. a. Johnston, Santa Rosa L. P.
Cole, San Francisco; l.. Gottschalk. st.
LOUIS, Mo-; G.. w. Cross, San Francisco.
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A Flower Festival.

At meeting of the ladies OF st. raul
Church held yesterday, it was decided III
the near future to hold flower festival
and promenade concert at Turner Hall. II
is purposed to make it one of the events Of
the season in Sacramento. After long
and animated discussion, General Com
mittee of Arrangements was appointed,
and the first meeting will be held on Thurs
day afternoon. in the basement OF the
church, at half-past o'clock, when all the
details will be determined. The commit
tee consists of the following ladies; Mes
danes A. A. Van VOORHEES,, c. w. Clark,
Fred. Cox, A. L. Frye J. @. Brown. A. A.
Redington, E. R. Hamilton, w: b. G.
Brown, C. S. Houghton, A. 9. Hinkson,
A J. Stevens, G.. w. Carey, J. J. Brown,
G. J. Turner, Jos. Hahn, F. L. circuit, s. c.
benson, w. X. Cothrin, E. a. Crouch, l..
c. Montfort, Geo. A. Brown, w. K. Hunt
ington, Z. d. Stephens, G. K. Parsons, F.
w. Hatch, w. r. Felter, G. w. Hancock,
J. N. Porter, ]. II. Parkinson, G. 9. Bonte,
s. S. Hall, A. L. Frost. w. H. Beatty, R. o.
Cravens, E. A. Beardslee, s. Hetzel, E.
Kennedy, Z. F. Taylor, w. n. Hamilton,
J. L. McCord, NJ. H. Breck, G. Jennings,
M. Miller, T. B. Hall, II. Wachhorst, E. II.
Mckee. G. Joy, NJ. Wolf, Geo. Smith, NJ.
D. Carr, w. A Hughson, E. Cadwalader,
]. c. Carroll, w. d. Lawton, E. c. Jobson,
J. A: NJ. Martin, P. Naghel, N. Boyne, M.
e. Hartley, w. B. Maydwell, w. H.
Wright, u. C. Fitzgerald, J. Sullivan, Geo.
Brown, E. A. Burr, E. Bower, G. RAM
age, w. P. Emery, l. Nottingham, M: Pat
terson, NJ. Foster, C. f. Smith, A. G. VIM,
III. Lewis, J. A. Lambert, L. Longton, ]. l..
Hughes, L. Crackbon, E. Genung N. Hub
bard, ]. Henderson, G. Ford, J. I. Card
well, r. Forbes, Van Zandt, Vaudeville.
Also the Misses Stevenson, Carroll, Russell,
Denison, Mesicl, Barnett, Felter, Hinkson,
E. Clarke, Shepherd, Waddilove, Davey,
Montfort, Campbell, Stafford, Govan. Wait
Spaulding, Taylor, Weinreich, Pringle,
Gerrish, Wright, Andersen. Duggan, Sulli-
van, Turner, L. Smith,. Wilder, Woods,
Lewis, Rivett, Little, Davis, Weeks, Hum
nell, Bellmer, Ross, Colburn, Maslin,
Lindsey, Dunlap, Turner. Those of the
above committee who were not present
yesterday are requested to attend the meet
ing on Thursday, that the festival may be
worthy of this city of flowers.
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In the Police Court yesterday youth
named Fred. Mcclure was fined So for dis
s'lrbing the peace of w. J. Cooper. Dan.
Cummings pleaded guilty. of having been
drunk and was fined So. Joseph Never
hotter for like offense, was fined $15......
Dan. Fayhe entered q plea of guilty to a
charge Of petty larceny, in stealing a pair
of scissors. He denied that he stole the
scissors, but he said he pleaded guilty be-
cause he knew he would be convicted.
Sentence will be pronounced at to-day's
session.. The charge of battery pending
against Joseph Peters was dismissed at
request of the prosecuting witness, on pay
ment of costs...... The case of All Lucy, for
grand larceny, was continued until to-mor-
row, and the defendant was admitted to
bail in the sum of $1,000. Ed. Rand's
case of assault TO murder went over until
this morning.. Mary Johnson, Kittie
Williams and Miss A. McKinnie, arrested
for exhibiting, forfeited their deposits.
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DIED.

Sacramento May s-Sfrs. Sarah Brown, wife of
]. f. Brown land sister of Mrs. May Mckee,,
a native of ClareDceyiIle P. o. 40 years and
days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from St. Paurs Church. Eighth street,
between and J. this Tuesday afternoon at
go o'clock
Clarksburg. May 3-B. T. King. a native OF
Rhode Island, 63 years, months and day.
(New Bedford Standard end Fall River Netca
and San Francisco Chronicle please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral. which viii take
place from his late residence, near Clarks
burg. this Tuesday afternoon at Clock
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JAPANESE HIGH TEA.-A japanese High
Tea was given last evening by the ladies OF
Fair Oaks Relief Corps in Y. NJ. l. Hall.
What is a Japanese High Tea partyi was
the question asked by every one. Hun.
dreds attended, and found it simply meant
tea and luncheon served in third story by
beautiful ladies in japanese costume. 1t
was most enjoyable affair. and much
credit is due the lady management who
furnished novel, most agreeable and
pleasant evenings entertainment. A social
dance followed the high tea and the
beautiful Japs were found to be accom-
plished dancers, and managed the hop u
in manner that gave entire satisfaction
to all
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THE SOLDIERS REruRv-Comnanv p

THE SOLDIERS RErURN-Company B,
which went into camp near Folsom with
their battery Saturday night, returned to
this city at midnight Sunday The trip up
was made in five hours, and the return in a
few minutes less. The home trip, riding
on the gun carriages, is said to have been
only equalled by Sheridan's famous ride to
" Winchester, twenty miles away" The
trip was full of adventures and hairbreadth
escapes, but without the loss of a single
man. They had hot box " at Hang
town Crossing" but box of axle grease
and keg of lager overcame that little diff
ficulty in short order.
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Another Army in the Field.

The following notice has been sent to the
RECORD UNION for publication. 1t leaves
the reader in doubt whether the proposed
movement is in the interest of the Fenians
or in opposition TO the Salvation Army:
SACRAMENTO, May 9, 1887.
The New American Army. The advance
guard of the above is in the city, procuring
donations for the opening of corps in
good earnest. They mean to make the
English army take back seat as they did
in 1776. They will carry the glorious old
Stars and Stripes. They say they are good
enough for them to serve God under. There
will be some visit your house during the
week. Help them get started. All they
want is to procure hall and seats and to
light it, and they will trust in God fol- the
rest. GENERAL Z. J. FORSTER,
In Command of Pacific Coast
P. S.-All communications at present
will be at general Postoffiee, as we are not
yet settled. L. ]. FORSTER, General.
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BYRON HOT SPRINGS.
CONTRA COSTA CoUNTY..........c.

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY......CAL.
ON LINE OF SOUTHERN OVERLAND
~ road take $50 4. NJ. or 2:i5 p. NJ. train VIA
Port Costa. Hotel carriage meets every Tram.
Natural hot salt, hot sulphur and hot aud
baths. snd various springs of mineral waters
for drinking purposes, pleasant and health
giving pure mountain air fresh from tie Mount
Diablo range; hotel accommodations unex-
press and telegraph communication direct. For
the cure of rbeumatism, asthma catarrh, nel.-
ralgia, seiatfca, govt, kidney AMI liver troubles
blood and skin disorders, and many other COM
dreds of cures will attest, Circulars sent on
application. Address.
L. P, MAD, Proprietor.
ap&2plM Byron Ca
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IncOrporations.

During the first four moths of this year
1873 articles of incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State, 81 in January, 43 in
February, 60 in March and AS in April.
They embraced the following Coal, 1; ed
ucstional, ?; literary and social institu-
TONS Z; publishing houses, s; woodenware,
l. packing companies, 5; railroads, u;
mining, So; cattle, 3; insurance, Z; tanners,
/; land and water agencies, 81; cemeteries,
2; sugar factories, l; hay press, 1; manu-
facturers of household articles, Is; cigars,
l; medical, 1; oils, 1; laundries, g. turn
pixies, B. cremation, l. transfer companies,
3, fruit unions, 6; whaling, /; dairy, l; ice,
q wine. .; type, l; gas, 3; churches, u;
electric light companies, 2; banks, l; engine
company, /; lumber, g. kindergarten, l.;
liquor dealers association, l; hall associa-
ton, I; baseball league, 1; building and
loan associations, 5; hotels, 2.
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BORN.

Near franklin. Sacramento county, May s.
Wife of Henry Larz, a son.
Near jackson, May Wife of S. D. Shugert, a
daughter.
Oneida Valley, May 4-wife of F. Ledoux, a
son.
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ATTENTION is called to the Referees sale
of the celebrated Bartlett's Springs prop
erty, on June ID, at Lakeport The waters
of that spring are said to possess the most
wonderful curative powers of any spring
in America
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When you purchase, see the new style
al y and Little Giant. Only pianos made
with the tuning pins pushed into the solid
iron frame. Only piano to stand this eli
mate. John f. Cooper's Music Store, 6Sl
! street.
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0DoRLEss ExcAvAToR.-Order left at 7o5
J street. for cleaning cesspools and vaults
will be promptly attended to by ]. b.
Campbell & Co.
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PIANOS If you want the best, buy the
Chickering. A fresh shipment of the new
style s K y upright just coming in. L. X.
Hammer, sole agent, No. 800 street.
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FOR. SALE.

THREE BROOD MARES; ONE sPANA
Il Horses, years; one span Horses kdyA
years-all well broke TO work, single or SA
double. Two Gets, one year, one years. All
the above choicastock. Also, one span Mules,
well broke. The above will be sold on reasona-
Bile terms. Apply to Mrs. GEO. MARTIN, jack
son Valley, Arsador county, Cal. APPS toel
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MARRIED..

lone. April 24-casper schoendorf to Eliza
Jackson, May S-Ela Myers to Mrs. Emma sal.
ing.
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No Piano but the Mathushek" has the
tuning pins pushed into solid iron frame.
Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS !

HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS WHO WISH
III their Carpets cleaned and restored so that
they will appear as good as new, should send
their orders to MENDES OF NEAL & SONS Carpet
Cleaning Establishment, II 5 Second street.
The new Renoyator and Blackman Suction
Blower now in use cannot be excelled for re-
moving dust and all fmperfections from Car
pets We employ one of the most experienced
workmeu in this department. sp
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THE Improved Order of Red Men will
give their regular annual picnic and excur-
sion Thursday, May 18th, at Cothrin's
Grove. The grove is in first-class eondi-
ton, and pleasant time is guaranteed all
who attend The Artillery Band will fur
nish the music for the occasion. Suitable
prizes will be given for all games, and also
q ball game between the High School and
Grammar School mines. Come one, come
all, and have a good time among the foot
hills.
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The bes. piace,n California to have printing done
A. J. Johnston & Cos. go St, Sacramento, Cal
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FISH HATcHERIEs.-FishC Commissioners
Sherwood and Reuter- went up to Calfax
YESTERDAY, en- route to the Shelley hatchery,
in Nevada county to see what condition it
is in, and whether it will pay to operate it,
having heard something to the effect that
the money could be expended to better adj
vantage elsewhere. The Commissioners
have arrived al an excellent understanding
with the Natoma Company, relative to the
construction of fish ladder at the dam at
Salmon Falls, and the Board will at low
water blast away the rocks to such an ex.
tent that large and small fish can ascend
and descend the river as they did years
ago, and thus a natural spawning ground
long blocsaded, will again be at the service
of the finny tribe.
School ENTERrAINMENT.-The Sheldon
school, in Pleasant Grove district, closed
April 22d, with a very largely. attended ex-
hibition, in which the pupils acquitted
themselves we'll AT the close of the ex-
ercises the pupils gave the teacher, Mrs F
p. Osborn, pleasant surprise in the form
of beautiful photograph album. The
proceeds of the evening, sd %, were given
to the Trustees as the commencement of a
fund to be used in building a shed on the
ScDOOl ETOUuUS. ne average NUMBER De-
longing TO the school during the past term
was A., and the average daily attendance Al
Directors AProINTED.- Bart.
lett has appointed the following named
gentlemen OF San Luis 0bispo county Di
rectors of Agricultural District No. 16 P
w. Murphy, j. II. circuit, L. W. Steele, A
fowler, a. Tagnazzini, L. NJ. Warden,
?. Webster, George Van Gordon. He also
appointed the following Directors for hgri
cultural District No. 19-all of Santa Bar
bara county: w. B. James, Z. G. Roeder
&C. Packard, T. C. Nance, c. P. Lowe, f
n. Senteney, Robert Matchin, J. C. Hamer
RESULT OF PRISON LABoR.-Warden Shir
ley, of the State Prison at San Quentin
yesterday paid into the State Treasur.
$3.50 So to the credit of the State Prison
fund from sales of the furniture factor,
and foundry. He also paid in to the credi
OF the revolving jute fund SS,S63 70, tn,
proceeds of jute bag sales.
BATTALION DRILL-The city companie
of the First Artillery will be drilled b,
Colonel Guthrie this evening in the armory